The Breitling Navitimer 32 (Reference:
A77320171C1A1) is an elegant and refined ladies' watch that reinterprets the legendary aesthetic of the Navitimer collection in a feminine format. It is aimed at discerning wearers who appreciate a stylish yet highly precise instrument.
Design and Aesthetics
The model captivates with its slim case made of polished
stainless steel with a delicate diameter of
32 mm. The centerpiece of the watch is the fascinating
blue mother-of-pearl dial, which shimmers in different shades depending on the incidence of light and lends the timepiece a luxurious depth.
Unlike the larger mechanical Navitimer models, the 32 mm version dispenses with the complex slide rule on the bezel in favor of a simpler, more elegant design that focuses on the exquisite dial. The indices are designed as elegant batons, and the hands are coated with luminous material, ensuring good readability.
Heart: The SuperQuartz™ Movement
The watch is powered by a highly precise,
COSC-certified Breitling Caliber 77; a thermo-compensated electronic
SuperQuartz™ movement. This technology is ten times more accurate than conventional quartz movements and guarantees exceptional timekeeping, for which it receives the official chronometer certificate.
Functionality and Details
- Reference Number: A77320171C1A1
- Case Material: Stainless steel
- Diameter: 32 mm
- Movement: Breitling Caliber 77, SuperQuartz™, COSC-certified
- Dial Colour: Blue Mother-of-Pearl
- Glass: Domed, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, glare-proofed on both sides
- Water Resistance: 5 ATM (5 bar), suitable for daily use and light splashes
- Bracelet: An elegant and robust stainless steel bracelet in the classic Navitimer style with a folding clasp.
- Functions: Hours, minutes, and seconds indication from the center with stop-seconds function.
The Breitling Navitimer 32 (A77320171C1A1) is the perfect choice for women seeking a watch that combines the historical significance and technical sophistication of Breitling with timeless elegance and modern precision.
